Sentence examples for material inequities from inspiring English sources

"The church has supported the removal of previous legal and material inequities between heterosexual and same-sex partnerships.

What was it that motivated the revolutionaries to seek "to change material inequities, social relations and ways of life", as Hazan summarises their goals?

It's supported by deep structural and material inequities that unfortunately have been inscribed in the social architecture of many of our institutions--including colleges and universities.

Bob Geldof's Band Aid tune "Do They Know Its Christmas" tapped into the social conscious, profiling the holidays as a reminder of material inequity and as an occasion to care for others.

These forms of disrespect and distributive inequity are associated with very concrete material inequalities.

8 10 In the early 1990s, Townsend 11 identified material or social inequities that could engender such stress.

Does it fight inequalities (inequities)?

Intermediary factors that explain these inequities include material circumstances such as long distances to health facilities for women living in remote areas, behavioral factors such as traditional beliefs that result in reduced care seeking among ethnic minorities, and health system determinants such as out-of-pocket payments posing financial barriers for the poor.

For Ghana to meet the new sustainable development goals, there is the need to address the existing rural-urban disparities in health worker motivation and health care quality standards Addressing rural-urban inequities in human and material resources will help control rural-urban migration of health workforce and reduce the concentration of skilled staff in better endowed urban areas.

Inequities in access to material and knowledge resources that improve health, and in the ability to influence important decisions, are a defining feature of health systems and policies (as they are of society at large).

The 63% elevated likelihood of rape among women who reported reliance on a male partner to procure drugs supports evidence elsewhere of the adverse impact of gender inequities in access to economic or material resources on women's health outcomes.